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03-11-2018
Chemistry

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What is the number placed below an element’s symbol in a chemical formula called?

a product

a reactant

a coefficient

a subscript

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CrazyVibez CrazyVibez

03-11-2018

Hello there,

The number placed below an element's symbol in a chemical formula is called....

a subscript

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leannaheath200oz6oye leannaheath200oz6oye

27-11-2018

The answer should be

D. The Subscript

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